RWE news

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  25 September 2025

  RWE Extends Katja van Doren's Executive Board Term to 2029

  Katja van Doren's contract as RWE's CHRO is extended to 2029, covering HR, IT, auditing, and security. The Supervisory Board praises her contributions to RWE's global employer appeal.
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  24 September 2025

  TotalEnergies Leads France's Largest Renewable Energy Project

  TotalEnergies to develop a €4.5B, 1.5 GW offshore wind farm in Normandy, creating jobs and supporting local industry, with electricity production starting in 2033.
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  16 September 2025

  RWE Issues $2 Billion US Dollar Green Bond

  RWE's $2 billion green bond, split into 10-year and 30-year tranches, was oversubscribed 5 times. Funds will support projects under RWE's Green Financing Framework.
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  9 September 2025

  RWE Launches Drone-Based Environmental Monitoring at Kaskasi Wind Farm

  Drones and AI enhance eco-friendly monitoring of marine life at offshore wind farms, reducing emissions and improving data accuracy.
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  8 September 2025

  RWE Agrivoltaics Plant Combines Solar Power and Agriculture

  RWE tests agrivoltaics, combining solar power with crop cultivation. Initial results show promising yields and soil protection across three different system designs.
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  8 September 2025

  RWE and Apollo Partner to Fund Amprion's Grid Expansion

  The joint venture will invest €3.2 billion in Amprion's grid expansion, with RWE retaining operational control. Completion is expected in Q4 2025, pending regulatory approval.

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  29 August 2025

  RWE Receives Dutch Grant for Eemshaven Electrolyser Project

  RVO grants €551M for a 100MW electrolysis plant in Eemshaven, powered by green electricity from OranjeWind offshore windfarm.
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  21 August 2025

  Sofia Wind Farm: UK's First with Recyclable Blades

  Half of Sofia's turbines use recyclable blades, enhancing sustainability and circularity in offshore wind technology. Installation progresses with Siemens Gamesa's support.
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  17 June 2025

  TotalEnergies Secures North Sea Offshore Wind Concession

  The N-9.4 concession enables 1GW wind capacity, with €18M paid for marine conservation and €8.1M annually for grid connection. Strategic review launched due to TSO delays.
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  12 March 2025

  RWE and TotalEnergies Sign 15-Year Green Hydrogen Deal for Leuna Refinery

  The agreement involves 30,000 metric tons of green hydrogen annually, reducing CO2 emissions by 300,000 tons, supported by a hydrogen network and storage facilities in Germany.
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  30 October 2024

  RWE Advances 100MW Green Hydrogen Project in Eemshaven

  Secured permits enable green hydrogen production in Eemshaven, integrating with OranjeWind project, pending final investment decisions and infrastructure readiness.
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  11 September 2024

  RWE Commissions Sunfire and Bilfinger for Third Electrolyser Plant in Lingen

  RWE's 300-MW green hydrogen project in Lingen progresses with a new 100-MW electrolyser from Sunfire and integration by Bilfinger, set for completion by 2027.
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  15 July 2024

  German Government Funds RWE Hydrogen Projects

  Germany grants over €619M for hydrogen projects, including a 300-MW electrolyser in Lingen and a 100-MW plant in Rostock. Federal and state governments cover 70% and 30% of funding, respectively.
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  1 June 2024

  Hydrogen Hub at Lingen

  Lingen is now a key site for hydrogen production and application, leveraging its energy infrastructure and resources to support the green hydrogen economy and climate targets.
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  28 May 2024

  RWE Plans Hydrogen-Ready Gas Turbine in Germany

  A hydrogen-ready gas turbine with 800 MW capacity is planned in Werne, Germany, aiming for completion by 2030. An Italian-Spanish consortium is handling the planning.
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  14 May 2024

  RWE to Build Green Hydrogen Plant in Grangemouth

  The project will produce up to 3.6 tonnes of hydrogen per hour by 2029, aiding decarbonisation and supporting Scotland's net zero goals. Initial capacity is 200MWe, with potential expansion to 600MWe.
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  18 March 2022

  RWE to Build Green Ammonia Terminal in Brunsbüttel

  A new terminal in Brunsbüttel will import green ammonia, aiding Germany's decarbonization. Expected by 2026, it will handle 300,000 tonnes annually, with plans to scale up to two million tonnes.
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  5 March 2022

  KfW, Gasunie, and RWE to Build LNG Terminal in Brunsbüttel

  The LNG terminal in Brunsbüttel will have an 8 billion m3 regasification capacity, enhancing Germany's energy security and future-proofing for green hydrogen derivatives like ammonia.
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  20 November 2020

  Hydrogen Consortium Seeks EU Funding

  The GET H2 Nukleus project aims to establish Germany's first public hydrogen network. EU funding is sought to support green hydrogen production, crucial for meeting climate targets and economic viability.
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  18 June 2019

  RWE and innogy Explore Green Hydrogen Production in Netherlands

  A feasibility study for a 100 MW green hydrogen plant in Groningen is underway, leveraging wind energy and aiming to support CO2 reduction in transport, heat supply, and industry.